Sass de Stria. <br> <br> The Hexenstein Route (6 pitches, 5.7) climbs the highest peak in the left-center of the photo. You can barely see the large metal cross that's on the summit. <br> <br> On the descent, you can see old bunkers, caves, and lookouts from World War I.

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Sass de Stria. <br>
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The Hexenstein Route (6 pitches, 5.7) climbs the highest peak in the left-center of the photo. You can barely see the large metal cross that's on the summit.<br>
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On the descent, you can see old bunkers, caves, and lookouts from World War I.

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The Geislerspitzen from the South; the Kleine and Grosse Fermeda are the 2 prominent summits near center.

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Ron Olsen

Jan 20, 2006

“Sass de Stria.

The Hexenstein Route (6 pitches, 5.7) climbs the highest peak in the left-center of the photo. You can barely see the large metal cross that's on the summit.

On the descent, you can see old bunkers, caves, and lookouts from World War I.”

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